Rumor: February 22 Could Be a Big Day for Fortnite Festival Fans
Recent rumors swirling around about Fortnite's Festival mode are suggesting that February 22 is a date that fans of the rhythm mode should be looking forward to. After Fortnite introduced Fortnite Festival back in December, some fans of the mode have been wondering when the next update will be, and players may be getting an answer sooner than expected.
The rhythm genre met its apex with the success of the Guitar Hero and Rock Band franchises, but the hype surrounding this game genre eventually seemed to fizzle out over time. However, the recent introduction of FortniteFestival has caused many gamers to start talking about rhythm games once again. Although Fortnite is best known for its battle royale mode, Festival offers a fun and unexpected change of pace. Players are given the opportunity to perform either vocals, lead, bass, or drums while keeping rhythm to both real-life hits and original tracks made just for the game. The new mode has been an interesting addition to Fortnite, and fans of Fortnite Festival may be getting an update in just a matter of days.
According to Fortnite leaker Shiina, season 2 of Fortnite Festival will arrive next week beginning February 22. Not only does Shiina claim the new season will begin next Thursday, but they also claim that players can anticipate teasers for who the next big artist will be sometime this week. Music has always played a huge part in Fortnite, so fans may want to be on the lookout for any potential clues.
Since Shiina shared this claim on Twitter, fans replying to the tweet have been speculating about which major music star could be joining the world of Fortnite. Just a few of the names thrown around in speculation were Lil Nas X, Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift, and Dua Lipa. Although the identity of season 2's next big star is only a mere rumor at this point, Shiina's Twitter statement is being taken seriously by some hopeful fans.
As Fortnite continues to grow larger with each new season, Festival is set to have some
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